The Taoist Who Transmigrated to Faerun

The article I am currently reading on Qidian. Com is one that has a relatively high effectiveness on loot. Other novels go to great lengths to kill the enemy and only dare to run away with a little material. This book only needs to kill the enemy and directly maximize the benefits. From the soul to the body materials, gold coins and land deeds, it is a one-stop process. What level of resource acquisition is this? If we compare other novels to statistics, the props and combat power spent to defeat the enemy are calculated, and the actual materials gained from defeating an enemy are only a little bit. This book really takes full advantage of everything the enemy has. Others can earn dozens of gold coins just by beating a boss to death, but with your book, the total amount is at least a thousand. The conversion of combat power is more direct than that of one chapter that can be compared to others' dozens of chapters.

The writing is smooth, and it is obvious that the author has put in a lot of effort into the Taoist profession and adventure team under the DND profession system, and has given self-consistent explanations in some aspects. It's a pity that I didn't dig deeper, it's still the same old fantasy writing method, dnd In the Forgotten Realms campaign, magic net is required to cast spells, and there is no magic spell casting. This book directly adds magic to cast spells, and then the protagonist can cultivate immortality. This is actually a bit incompetent, because if there are no spell slot restrictions in DND, it would be very abnormal to be able to cast spells with magic. Looking at the character's character attributes, you can find that the normal maximum of a character's attributes is only 20 points. When I first create a strength profession, its attributes are only about 18 points, and the strength of the cow is also 18. From the perspective of muscle strength alone, it is at the same level. Adventurers are a group of mortals who make up for each other's shortcomings and team up to challenge a group of numerical monsters. The initial body tempering realm in the fantasy worldview may be the power of nine or ten oxen, which is on the same level as the young red dragon. The protagonist is an immortal cultivator with high output and high defense. Forming a team means bringing a group of burdens, which is not necessary at all. In fact, magic and Taoism are very similar in nature. DND's magic must include at least one of three elements, spells, gestures, and materials. The same goes for Taoism, which requires making secrets, chanting mantras, and materials. In the DND worldview, Taoism can be designed as a new type of magic using Taoist spells and Taoist gestures. However, because there is no corresponding magic network, the protagonist cannot cast Taoism at the beginning. You must tame the chaotic and dangerous primitive magic power and turn it into spiritual energy before you can cultivate immortality, gain cultivation, and perform Taoist magic. Then the method of taming can start with some treasures, so that the protagonist has motivation for early adventures. The protagonist can become a mage first, and then slowly take risks and accumulate cultivation. The ability of Taoism is designed to be relatively strong, which makes it easier to show off. Later, when the cultivation level improves, he can start to become an immortal.

I need to modify dnd, otherwise it will feel inconsistent.

Isn't dnd a mage? Why did you change it to a wizard?

It seems like this book can't open up the situation.

It's okay, but it's still a seedling 😁

I remember there seems to be a version of the rules that says that the Jade Emperor has a palace in the mechanical realm.

Isn't there a Dragon Pulse Technique for the second profession?

New book, hurry up and update it to make it popular! Come on

I have a few books before, but they have all gone cold. I hope you can stick to them.